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    Communication climate is the emotional tone of a relationship (Adler and Proctor II, 346). In other words, communication climate can either be positive or negative depending on how the person is treated. Significant others, or people whose opinions we value play an important role in this. For instance, if a person’s significant other such as their parents create a negative communication climate, that person might have difficulties when it comes to communicating with their parents. This will…

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    possess a CDL, wondering what is a CDL? -it is the Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) and along with it, you should have an authorization to drive a passenger vehicle (P), and a permit to drive a school bus (S). These are typically called as P and S endorsements. Nevertheless, every state has its own set of requirements and licenses, it is wise for you to be well-informed about the prevailing norms specified by your school district. For all those drivers who are planning to ferry school kids,…

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    Awarded for Work in Advertising It was not too long after their passing that Resor and Lansdowne Resor were inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame. In 1967, both Resor and Lansdowne Resor’s accomplishments in advertising and philanthropy were noted and celebrated. For Lansdowne Resor, this feat of a woman being inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame should be noted, but what is more interesting is the couple being inducted. At the time, Resor and Lansdowne Resor were the only couple…

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    Known as the “father of haute couture” and “the first couturier”, Charles Frederick Worth’s renown in the fashion industry remains consistent from the establishment of his fashion salon in 1858. Many garments made by Worth are housed by numbers of institutions, including the Costume Institute, The Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as evidences of Worth’s success in the fashion industry. Worth designed dress from prominent figures from all around the world, who would…

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    Toms Vs Nike

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    favourite athlete, resulting in buying the same gear as the athlete. Consumers take this knowledge and convince themselves that in order to increase performance they have to buy Nike products. Nike’s marketing strategy is unique because with various endorsement deals and consumer awareness they have been able to build company that dominates a majority of the sports industry. With some of best athletes around the world backing the company and creating consumer awareness for their products, Nike…

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    glamorous and fierce image, giving the beverage being advertised a similar feel within this ad. This commercial is neither true to life or puffery, but it is closer to being an example of puffery with its use of sex appeal, glamorization, and celebrity endorsement. It portrays a message that with Pepsi cola you too could be like Beyoncé and live in the moment. While this commercial creates an image for the product and portrays a message, it does not discuss aspects of the product, such as…

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    Everything that is said, worn, bought, eaten, and even drank by a celebrity, influences an enormous amount of individuals to follow exactly what is being done. The question is why? Why do everyday individuals feel the need to copy and mimic those who strive tremendously in the superstar category? The answer to that is simple, insecurity. Ordinary people, such as myself, encounter uncertainties and doubts about one self. We each undergo a tornado of what ifs; what if this looks weird on me,…

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    Cigarette Ad Analysis

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    This ad, dated back to the mid-1900s, promotes the use and purchasing of cigarettes. It implies that smoking can be good for you while targeting your more logical side of your brain. Featured in this ad are doctors and celebrities; one is trustworthy and the other is popular. Both of those factors make an effective ad. However, this ad plays a false sense of logos and ethos, twists negative words into a positive way, and poses an unconvincing claim that cigarettes can enhance your quality of…

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    The economic factors in which Adidas has to face are also very significant. Adidas manufacturing is a risky component of their industry since they are dealing with several countries which adds vulnerability. Aspects such as economic growth and interest rates are major components in this situation. Interest rates may significantly increase in some countries, causing prices to increase, and therefore, demand to decrease. Yet, if interest rates significantly decrease in these countries, more…

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    Fantasy sports can be defined as a media game in which people use real life professional athletes’ performances, as points to win a made up game (Carroll 12, 2013). It is easy to see why a fabricated game like this could become so well liked throughout our culture because it is another way for fans to live out their professional sporting dreams vicariously through the athletes, while also being able to put together a group of players that would otherwise never be on the same team (Carroll 12,…

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